Edukid are charity who help children in impoverished countries access education. On average a child's life expectancy increases by 7 years when they receive a proper education. Edukid believe that education is a basic right that all children should have access to. Their work in Uganda, Cambodia and Palestine is enabling thousands of children to go to school.
In early 2015 after a successful rebrand by Bluesoup Communications, it was my job to extend this new branding across various new collateral. Over Easter, Edukid attended the NUT Conference in Harrogate and there they launched their new Palestine project. To bring the impact required, there were brochures, resources for teachers, DVDs, Tshirts and pull up banners.
After the conference had finished, Edukid confirmed that it had been their most successful to date.
The 16 page Edukid National Schools Programme brochure that accompanied the Palestine launch.
Inside the NSP brochure.
Inside the NSP brochure.
Inside the NSP brochure.
The 40 page Edukid resources pack for Teachers. It tells the story of Saleh, a young boy in Palestine, and contains lesson plans, imagery and information on the project.
Inside the Edukid teaching resources booklet.
Inside the Edukid teaching resources booklet.
These pull up floor standing banners were used to bring attention to the Edukid stand at the NUT conference.
This DVD was created prior to the conference, but contains films from Uganda and Palestine to help illustrate the plight of these children, but also the good that Edukid are doing.
As part of their fundraising, Edukid put on a lot of events with help from various members in the community. Their new branding needed to stretch across the latest flyers and posters to advertise their upcoming events.
Every year Edukid forms a team to cycle in Europe. In 2015, they're cycling from Bruges to Amsterdam.
A6 Flyer for the Edukid Floating Lantern event at Easter.
A6 Flyer for the Edukid Film & Pudding night.
